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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
2
Notice requests prompt paper delivery and advert rates. Display ads cost 15 cents per inch, business notices 5 cents per line, obituaries and resolutions limited to 10 lines, cards of thanks 3 cents per line two lines, sample death and marriage notices free, unplaced ads published and charged.
F T Carmack announces Sam H Allen as a candidate for mayor of Iuka subject to the Democratic primary. He pledges to study town interests and perform his duty if elected.
G W Neal and W J Brinkley named as Alderman candidates for Iuka with Democratic primary action noted W S Brown also listed as Alderman candidate subject to Democratic primary election in Iuka city notes
Mr. W. D. Ferguson runs for reelection as City Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary action. The notice signals a local electoral filing and party process affecting the upcoming vote.
W Clark Williams thanks forty three voters for the last election and asks for support next Tuesday promising to be a faithful and efficient officer if elected.
SAM H ALLEN urges voters in the Corpo ration of Juka to back him in the second primary after a favorable first vote and asks Scruggs supporters for influence. Governor Bilbo proclaims Thanksgiving Day for November 30 and urges dormitory fundraising at Beauvoir as a worthy act of gratitude.
Citizens urged to support routing the Jackson Highway through Tishomingo county from Alabama to the Corn Line. A five member committee was proposed to study routes and funding, with Iuka and Burnsville residents named as initial members and soliciting public suggestions.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to the good people of Iuka who worked faith to save our home during a recent fire. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs R. T. Rutledge for their support.
The Bermville News notes a road across Yellow creek bottom improved by a new scraper ordered by Mr Trotter. It lists weddings Mr Bill Hatcher and Mrs J E Harris and Mr Jas Cotton and Miss Gilland, both quiet. It mentions Mrs Mollie Smith's winter plans, visits by J H Nixon and family, a box supper at Walker's Switch November 25, and a Baptist church appointment by Bro Carmack.
Speakers discussed boll weevil and farm waterworks on Friday. Miss Esther Mink returns after illness. Clarence Owens back after pneumonia. Miss Bonnie Bickerstaff leaves Salem school. Miss Cooper’s music class gave a recital. crowd enjoyed it. Sid Warren’s car pulled a wash tub trailer. Vic Davenport visits from Paden. Eldridge Johnson made a business trip to Iuka. John Jordan reentered school after 30 days. First term exams this week. Preparations for Thanksgiving under way. Prof Nettles rumored to buy a large rooster. Bruce Rutledge skinned himself falling near water tank. Debaters Belmont vs Tishomingo set for Friday December 1 at AH S auditorium. topic ballot for Mississippi women. Our boys take the affirmative.
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